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Does Mountain Dew support Israel?
We have not yet found publicly recorded donations from Mountain Dew. Absence of records does not confirm absence of support.
Filed under: Food & beverage brands · Companies that support Israel
Background
Mountain Dew is a PepsiCo brand, and no donation, statement, sponsorship or campaign concerning Israel has been documented for the Mountain Dew brand. It is also not part of PepsiCo's licensed Israeli portfolio: the August 1991 licence PepsiCo granted to the Israeli company Tempo covered Pepsi, 7Up and Mirinda, and Tempo Beverages Ltd.'s 2021 periodic report to the Israel Securities Authority still names those three as the PepsiCo brands it holds under exclusive distribution agreements. Mountain Dew is absent from that list. Cans and bottles do turn up on Israeli shelves — Super-Pharm's online store, for example, labels its Mountain Dew Citrus listing a parallel import (יבוא מקביל), and specialty importers of American confectionery stock it — but a parallel import is the importer's commercial decision, not an act by PepsiCo or by the Mountain Dew brand, and it does not make the brand a licensed Israeli operation. PepsiCo's FY2020 subsidiaries exhibit lists five Israeli entities, all SodaStream-related, and no bottler. Parent-level actions belong to PepsiCo on its own page: the PepsiCo Foundation's $1 million October 2023 pledge to humanitarian organizations serving both Israel and Gaza with 2-to-1 employee matching, the $3.2 billion SodaStream acquisition in 2018, and Frito-Lay's half share of the Strauss Frito Lay snack joint venture in Sderot. Mountain Dew was created in Tennessee in the 1940s and joined PepsiCo in 1964. The BDS movement's official target list names PepsiCo-owned SodaStream, not Mountain Dew.
Tempo Beverages Ltd. — 2021 periodic report (exclusive PepsiCo brands: Pepsi, Mirinda, Seven Up) Hebrew Wikipedia — Tempo Beverages (August 1991 PepsiCo licence scope) Super-Pharm online (Israel) — Mountain Dew Citrus listed as a parallel import SEC — PepsiCo 10-K Exhibit 21 (FY2020 subsidiaries; no Israeli bottler) BDS movement — what to boycott
What we checked
- News & official statements — 2026-07-30Searches in English and Hebrew return no report of a Mountain Dew donation, sponsorship, statement or campaign relating to Israel. Hebrew results are retail listings only, and Super-Pharm's own product page marks the drink a parallel import — confirming the brand has no licensed Israeli bottling or distribution arrangement.
- Nonprofit tax filings (Form 990) — 2026-07-30Mountain Dew has no charitable foundation of its own; PepsiCo's US giving runs through the PepsiCo Foundation Inc. (EIN 13-6163174, Purchase, NY), reviewed on the parent page — no grant there is attributable to the Mountain Dew brand.
- SEC filings — 2026-07-30Mountain Dew is not a separate SEC filer; disclosures fall under PepsiCo, Inc. (CIK 77476). Its FY2020 Exhibit 21 lists five Israeli entities — all SodaStream-related — and no bottler; the FY2011 exhibit listed Strauss Frito Lay Ltd. (Israel), the snacks joint venture. No Mountain Dew entity in Israel appears in any exhibit.
- Federal election records (FEC) — 2026-07-30An FEC committee search returns no Mountain Dew-specific PAC; PepsiCo's corporate political money runs through the employee-funded PepsiCo, Inc. Concerned Citizens Fund (C00039321), with no disbursement attributable to the Mountain Dew brand.
- Independent fact-checkers — 2026-07-30No fact check addresses a Mountain Dew–Israel claim; Fact Crescendo has rated false the related claim that PepsiCo brands are Israeli products. The BDS movement's official boycott page does not name Mountain Dew; it names PepsiCo-owned SodaStream. Mountain Dew appears only on unofficial crowd-sourced boycott lists, which are not used as sources here.
Frequently asked questions
Did Mountain Dew donate money to Israel or Israeli causes?
No records found. We searched 5 public source types — news and official statements, nonprofit tax filings, SEC filings, and federal election records — and found no donations from Mountain Dew. The dated search log on this page shows exactly where we looked.
Where does this information come from?
Every record on this page links to its source — news reports, official company statements, tax filings, or government records. 5 distinct sources are cited for Mountain Dew. Our methodology page explains the full verification process.
Sources & citations
Record last updated: 2026-07-30
- Tempo Beverages Ltd. — 2021 periodic report (exclusive PepsiCo brands: Pepsi, Mirinda, Seven Up) tempo.co.il
- Hebrew Wikipedia — Tempo Beverages (August 1991 PepsiCo licence scope) he.wikipedia.org
- Super-Pharm online (Israel) — Mountain Dew Citrus listed as a parallel import shop.super-pharm.co.il
- SEC — PepsiCo 10-K Exhibit 21 (FY2020 subsidiaries; no Israeli bottler) sec.gov
- BDS movement — what to boycott bdsmovement.net